Melvin Lindsey was an intern at Howard University's WHUR-FM when he created "The Quiet Storm" in 1976. "Black Radio was the way we got our information, the way we communicated with one another, the way we learned what was going on in the neighborhood," said NBC4 anchor Pat Lawson Muse who was Melvin Lindsey's classmate WHUR will celebrate its 50th anniversary on December 10th. Learn why WHUR and Howard University meant so much to Lindsey in our 3-part series, "Quiet Storm: Melodies, Moods & Mixe

Donnie Simpson reminisced about listening to Melvin Lindsey host ‘The Quiet Storm.’ "I just love someone who can create a vibe through music. You know I'm a music man, and Melvin was a music man." Lindsey created the iconic radio format in 1976. News4 takes a look at Lindsey's legacy in a three-part series, "Quiet Storm: Melodies, Moods & Mixes of Melvin Lindsey." It's now streaming in the NBC Washington app on Roku, Apple TV, and Amazon Fire TV. | NBC Washington